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CONFUSION AT AN IRISH MEETING.-At meeting
held at Cooper Institute, New York, on WedneS-
day night, To commemorate the execution or the
Manchester martyrs, Rich Coffey took occasion TO
denounce Irishmen who deserted their party, and
singled out Patrick Ford for particular denuncia-
ton Several protested violently, and many, In
Guiding company OF the Goth regiment, left the
hall. The Introduction OF DIR. McGlynn created
more trouble. He caustically criticised Archbishop
Corrigap and the pope for suspending him for ex-
pressing his own opinion. He also referred to the
fact that twenty-five years ago he wanted TO speak
at Fenian meeting, but was deferred by fear OF
suspension. His reference TO Archbishop COrrigan
caused much confusion
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PEKEMPTORY SALE OF SEVEN NORTHWEST
BUILDIN9 LOTS, FRONTING NINETEENTH
STREET NEAR r AND ON b NEAR NINE
TENTH STREET AT AUCTION.
THIRTIETH. 1857. At QUARTER PAST ~
front Of the premises ali Of lots Nos Al. A. Al. and
a. A. in square S9 40 each fronting twenyone feet
and running back one hundred and forty feet ten
inches to an alley thirty feet wide.
Also directly opposite the above in square No. l33
lot !SH by 100 feet adjoining new brick house. This
lot is very desirable.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOVE we will also
sci! TWO lots on street, 10th, in square No.
13St each 20 by 100 feet to an alley.
All OF the abovd lots in the improving north
and are extra-dne building lots
Terms Onethird cash, balance ct one and two years
With interest payable annually and secured by
deed Of trust deposit Of 300 required each lot
n2o-d WALTER B. WILLIAMS a CO. Aucts
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DR.. Kelley Asked to Resign.
II IS DEFENSE OF MISS EMMA ABBOTT OBJECTIONABLE

TO HIS METHODIST BRETHREN.
Previous to the adjournment Of the North
Alabama conference OF the Southern Methodist
Church at Tuscaloosa Monday night, resolution
was adopted requesting DR.. d. c. Kelley, OF Nash
vile, one Of the most eminent Methodist minis
tiers In America and missionary treasurer OF the
general conference, TO resign mis- official position
On account OF his utterances in reference to the
Emma Abbott episode at Nashville. The resolution
Will create great sensation throughout the en-
tire southern Methodist Church. DIR. Kelley de-
tended Miss Abbotts rising in church TO defend
herself against harsh terms used in a sermon
on tn eater-gOinp.
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DANvILLE's GREAT ToBACCo FAIR-A tobacco
falr opened at Danyille, Va, Thursday, with biz
trades parade, In which all branches OF mercan-
Tile and manufacturing business were represented
After the procession the people were addressed at
the Academy or Music by the Hon. X. Ii. Davis
and then proceeded TO the two immense exposition
buildings. where there is fine trades display and
magnificent exhibit OF bright tobacco. The fair
Is great success Prominent tobacco men from
all parts OF the country are in Danyille and are
delighted with the exhibition. The city last night
was Illuminated with fireworks and thronged with
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tn SriI IN IHE GAELIC ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
&C. S1sSnpe thade at Thuries Ireland on Wednes-
,,r ~ unity In the Gaelic Athletic Asso-
o sas was failure. Messrs. Dayitt and Fitz-
,n,nas Indng that nothing short Of absolute sub
,-o1id 49,, ,nV party represented by the priests
L., In S.ssy une seceders from the association
Asa' INJURIES without seeing Archbishop CroSe.
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JACOB SHaRPs THAxKsGryISG-Jacob sharp had
LnaaAsslvlng dinner yesterday, OF which turkey
ttv.uSu part Mrs. sharp was OF course, with
ILL LII sle mas In fact never left his side since the
Soors VI Ludlow street jail closed upon him. His
- usnssI and son-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs selmes, and
1 1ss sraLuson, Geo sharp, completed the company
ccn'S me same that Tweed spent the last weary
ays anu nights OF his LIE In The rooms are COM
,,ss' even iuxuriantly furnished, but the aged
prhynsr lakes very little interest In what Is going
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.

II HUNCANbON BhOS, AucuOueetV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DINING-RooM, CoMpR1s-
ING BAR COUNTER, CASH REGISTER, CANE
SEAT CHAIRS STOVES, TABLES, MILLER
&C.
virtue Of chattle deed of trust duly recorded
hber No 1917, folio 442, ct seq. of the land
cords for the District Of Columbia and at the request
Of the party secured thereby will sell At auction,
west, on MONDAY, TWENTY-EIGHTH NOVEMBER,
ss ZEN EGLoCK M .. Al the goods mentioned in
n2sd. T rsHMHbdE s sAMBs, Trustees
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MGR PERsIco AGAINST HOME RULE-It Is said
that Mgr. Persico, the papal delegate recently
sent 10 Ireland has reported TO the pope that Ire
lahu Is not yet ripe for home rule, but there is
which would be well for the English to reckon
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BLACK MUFFS at 49c., 59c, 69c., 89c, 99c, o. 10.
REAL LYNX MUFFs. $3.50.
FINE OPOSSUM o.69.
IMITATION SEAL" 3.l9
RACCOON l9Y.
BEAUTIFUL LINE OF BOAS.
BLUE HARE BOAS. $3.50.
KkCCOON BOAS, x4.S8.
BLACK FRENCH HAIR BOAS, 8340.
Call and see our Trimmings and save money.
Removal OF our COMFORTS AND BLANKETS up
stairs. About % pair Of that Crest l2-4 All Pure
WOOL BLANKET at $500 left. They are going fast.
STANDARD SILK-EMBROIDERED FLANNELS,
SCARLET, GREY, and BLUE.
OUR PLAIN. PLA AID and STRIPED SILK vRLvETs
at &c are as popular as ever
FOSTER 5-H0OK KID GLOVES, in BLACKS and
TANS. 73c.
BEHREND's BALTIMORE STORE.
n5-3m 908 9TH ct. NV.
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CRoFTERs ExIERNINArING DEER.-Two thousand
crolters on the Isle OF Lewis supplied with rifes
tents, &c, nave begun a campaign to exter.
inmate the deer In the forests. They alieye thar
900 crofters are starving who ought TO be living
on tae land now given up TO deer, and they de-
clare that In adopting their present course thew
are actuated by sheer necessity.
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneor.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, No. 32S AND $50 STREET

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, No. 32S AND $50 g STREET
S0UTHwEsT. AND 3os STREET SOUTH
court Of the Dstrcs s Of Columbia on the
day OF November. A. ID. 1887, wherein Richard II. ~
Brooks il complainant and Vim. Henry Freeman al.
are defendants. in Equity Cause NUMBERED l0S:52.
will sell at public auction in front of the Premises,
G1 laS1 ~ S5s15k = a., the foiidws DE-
scrbed real estate in the city of Washington district
OF Columbia to wit: The east - feet and , inches
front by the depth thereof of original lot numbered
-, in square numbered $40 beginning for the same
ut the northeast of said lot aud running thence
south 12 feet and inches TO a public alley thence
west along the line of said alley "a feet and inches
thence north l22 feet and inches to the line of said
street SOUTH and thence along the line said q
street "a feet and inches to the place of beginning
being No. q street southwest
The terms of sale to be follows: One third Of the
purchase money cash and the residue to be paid
two equal instalments in one and two years with in
terest thereon at six per cent annu from day Of
sale, or all in cash at option OF the purchaser.
will likewise by virtue of said decree, and the
same day, at the hour of HALF-PASl FOUR r. NJ,
sell at public auction in front of the premises the
fol owing described real estate in the city of Washing
ton. the District of Columbia The east half of lot
the at the northeast of said lot rum
ming thence south 81 feet and inches thence west
% ieet thence north 81 feet and inches to the line
of street south, and thence east along the line of
said street to the place of beginning.
The terms of sale to be follows Onethird of the
purchase money in cash and the residue in two equal
instaments payable i'll and two years from day
SALE with interest thereon ut six cent annum
from day of sale all purchase moneyin cash option
of the Purchaser deposit Of 300 to be made each
JAMES II. SMITH. Trustee,
n16dts Room -, lie Drot building.
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Asorzrn SUPPLY OF SEAL SKIN aAsxrsr

ANOTHER SUPPLY OF SEAL SKIN aAa,uNrs.
seal-skin sscquss sl25. s1lo. cleo. sl76 o2o0.
o225. $3.50.
6salskin jackets 600, ol2O.
Seal akin Whites e15O. o165 o176
6eal1kin listers ESQ.
We have large stock TO ss,sct from q he sbovs
eooda
Plush garments the duplicssss Of ths above q low
prices.
FUR trimming in every variety Of fur
Ooechmens Capes. Hu6ers end 0loyea
Carriage Robes.
Sole agents for Dunlaps New Yoek hsaa
WHLITT RUoH1,
HATTERs AND FURRfB1s,
eos PsnnsyivaaiA svsnuA nls-sm
GsS11.H1s's SUITS sSSS2 T 7ESERP..-n =, :.
Co. 90 ospAs; r.nta IS eents; vssle IS csnk
aalsss1ne snd Eepe1r51g done IN Ia es6 mannG
0ooos called Tor anAdsa1vQo4 -
\ 5Ss s:a :. NJ: ssslsehses en- NJ. "a -
o2b-Sm
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The Plague Of Rabbits.

NEW SOUTH WALES OFFERS $125, 900 FOR ANY PRO-
CESS OF EXTERMINATION.
The firm OF X. W. Cameron Co., of New York,
who are agents for the government OF New South
Wales, are In receipt Of communications Offering q
reward by the government of s125, 900 to American
inventors for any process which will exterminate
rabbits, which have become a pest throughout
Australia and New zealand. In 1884 few Eng.
lish rabbits were introduced into the Botanical
Garden at Dunedin. They have increased to such
an extent that they are now public nuisances,
threatening TO destroy not only all the vegetables
The magnitude OF The evil and the urgency OF the
case are indicated by the extent OF the reward,
which, at the same time. Is an expression OF conf
dence In American Ingenuity,
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a sIigh, Novelay in SHindIing.
now A CLEVER SCAMP yICTINIZED A NUMBER o
MISSOURI FAKMERS-

MISSOURI fAKMERS
MEXICO, Mo-, Nov. Ca SmOoth-lOOklng scamp,
driving spanking span OF horses, has been victim
ling the farmers OF this county for several days
past by displaying samples OF watches and Jewelry
and Offering % sell the stun In lots or packages.
AS guarantee OF good faith he would only ask a
partial payment on the goods when the sales were
made taking about two-thirds or three-fOurths OF
the price in cash. the balance TO be paid at reli-
able jewelry house In this city II the goods gave
satisfaction. In case the purchasers would not be
pleased with their bargains after several days the
swindler left letter directed to the Jeweer stat
ing the amount OF the purcase and ordering the
money already paid TO be refunded. This seemed
fair enough and the fellow made great many
sales.
After few days, however. IL occurred TO the VIC
Tins that the jewelry was rather ordinary, or that
they could get along without IL very WELL and one
by one they brought their packages TO the JeweieE
who told thea that the man Wss NOT tn his en-
piOy, and That he knew nothing OF the transac-
lions The Jewelry, OF course, is worthless, the
money already paid being many times Its worth
The fellow has skipped out with many farmers
larl-earned money.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers.
TwO-STORY BRICK DwELLING-HOUSE AND
LOT, FRONTING ON A STREET, BETWEEN
THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS NORTHEAST,
PEREMPToRY SALE OF FINE BUILDING LOT

81 EAs R d hEE
THIRTY. Il Hall. PAST FOUR O'CLOCK. we aaaS
Will SELL in frG qaT e shs sS BfTsHkasss.a ,o W
toi ana North streets one Of the finest lots in this
Terms; One-third cash: balance in and years.
notes to bear cent interest from day of sale
premises sold all cash. at purchasers option.
deposit Of $500 required at time of SALE Conveyanc
with in ten days otherwise right reserved to resell at
the risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser after five
ns3,dSds DUNCGNsoN BROS. Aucts
geo. W. sTICRNEY, Auctoneer. 936 Street
Trustees, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Ill5 STREET SOUTHEAST.
D: Yss4. and recorded in IiSer No. 10 ioss folio
3lO seq, one OF the land records Of the District A
writing. default having been made In the psymen, Of
the notes therein described will sell at public
FIR II 5Gp OF f G e a.
FOUR O'CLOCK P. M, all that certain piece parcel
OF land and premises situate in the city Of Washing
south Of square nine hundred and ninety Is 99O, said
part Of lot beginning at the northwest corner of said
lot; thence due south eighty feet; thence in north
inches south from G street; thence due north to c
together with all the improvements, ways. easements
rights. privileges, and appurtenances to the
balance in one year with Interest at per cent per
annnm, to be paid semi annually: the deferred pay
Sold all cash at the option Of the purchaser. All
conveysncing and recording will be at purchasers
sale. Terms Of sale 70 be complied with within ten
GAYS irSm time OF sale or prSper NH De resSd at
nis-eoSds william Il. PEARCE.i Trustees
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Mr. VAUDEVILLE LEFT NAKED-The warders on
wednesday entered the cell In Tullamore jail In
which Mr. John Vaudeville Is confined Violently
stnpled him OF his clothing and left him entirely
naAed On Thursday Mr.. Vaudeville put On prison
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Two Railroad Mems Adventure.

EXT UPON BY A LARGE PANTHER AND BADLY MANGIED
HASTINGS NEB, Nov. 25.-Engineer James Marx
ham and Fireman John RawlinsOn, OF the Burl-
ington and Missouri road, confined to their
homes In this city, by wounds received In terri
Bile encounter with panther on the prairie be-
tween MendOn and Axten, on sunday night. The
engine slipped an eccentric and the two got out
10 repair IT. Just they were turning to re-enter
the cab, after having replaced the rod, they were
startled by a scream. and before they could turn
10 see what II was huge panther sprang upon
Markham and fastened his teeth and claws In his
shoulder.
RawlinSon stunned the animal with blow from
q monkey wrench which he had In his hand, so that
81 released its hold on the engineer. The effect OF
the blow was only mOmentary, however, as the
beast had scarcely let go Its first victim before IL
leaped upon the fireman and seized him by the left
hip. Markham, although his night shoulder was
terribly mangled, drew his revolver and by we'll
directed shot laid the animal dead on the prairie
With the assistance OF two brakemen IL was
thrown on the tender and brought here, where it
was found 10 measure six feet from the end OF It's
tail 10 the tip OF its nose IL weighed 200 pounds
The pelt was sent TO Omaha TO be stuffed
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HOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TH0MAs BOWLING. Auctoneer.
GRAND CATALOGUE SALE OF BOMBAY CARVED
FUkNITURE, AGRA CARPETS AND RUGS ELF
CAN'T EMBROIDERIES IN HANGINGS AND
TABLE COVERS ELEGANT CARVINGS IN
SANDAL WOOD AND EBONY. ORIENTAL ARMS,
COMPRISING SWORDS, WAR SHIELDS HUNT
ING SPEARS. DAMASCUS INLAID sABER9.
ETC; FEATHER GOODS, DURREES. CHUD-
DAHR PERSIAN CARPETS AND RUGS, SOLID
GOLD EMBROIDERIES. COPPER AND BRASS
GOODS OF WONDERFUL DESIGN AND WORK
MANSHIP, TOGETHER WITH MANY RARE
GOODS THAT CANNOT BE ENUMERATED.
NorE.-This great combination sale il particularly
rich In Bombay Carved Furniture, representing ele
CANT specimens in Ladies' Secretaries Pedestals,
Sofas Tables Of all sizes Bullets, Cabinets Jardinieres
Brackets. &c
Several grand Agra Carpets Persian and other rare
carpets and Rugs from all parts Of the Orient.
This important collection Of goods will be exhibi
ton at my Auction Rooms. 11th and Pennsylvania
avenue, Monday and Tuesday, November % and 30.
1887 from = m till p. The sale to take place
on WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY. NOVEMBER
THIRTIETH and DECEMBER FIRST, at ELEVEN
A M and THREE p M. each day.
The salesroom is comfortable in every respect and
every attention will be extended to parties attending
the sale.
Descriptive catalogues can be had at my Auction
Rooms on Monday, 28th inst. n25-4t
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AUCTION SALES.



ss 2r s nsE sg HHaR .d UT
s & sAEghRts s'1fHESS9E sqvrT E5Es
LOT l3. SQUARE 1858,
& sSeas 30 g.. sy fsses. e Si sSis
iSc:soo !: rapidly sph.ssns and worthy hs attention
o. Ts%s cash: b..sc. in on. and two
Of tfust or al oash q option Of purchsser Convey
q % 70 v = sss
hs e Se :f p .pS of
such esals IN some newspaper published in Wsshine
nis-dts DuNcANsoN BROS. Auc.sousse.
SoSaHsaR nv 1ssf%iHi 1857 I oukRfkk
nsa Z t5SRs 81 BIOS
RI ri ssst sRs SElSsEt s7s
SEiRs5 an s. .. ,s sSysf FSss q
LOT 8. SQUARE lO45.
Pennsyivsnis .s sveDne and Georgia avenue. with
depth Of l57 feet 81 tnches improved by Frame
sna ns under
prssents very desirable inysstnent
vii sSp:
right reserved to resell at the risk and cost Of default
ing purchaser after i've days public notice of such
'i nis = i'ms BIOS
WALTER b WILLIAMS & CO., Auctoneers
Two-sToRY BRICK pwEILISe-HoUsE AND
LOT, FRONTING ON A STREET, BETWEEN
THIRD III sBo AND FOURTH STREETS NORTHEAST,
On FRIDAY, NOVEMBER TWENTY-FIFTH at -
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM, we shall SELL n ~
having Is feet front by depth Of 95 feet improved
by two-story brick DWELLING; i've rooms. water and
gas Stable In rear.
Terms; $1,000 cash; balance In six, twelve. and
erfv sold An a nnrch esers co. SI9o
down on day of SALE
Med WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Aucts.
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OHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
CTATE AT The SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
NINETEENTH AND L STREETS NORTH

WEST.
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of ~
the District Of Columbia, passed on the 18th day ~
Of November 1887, in Equity Cause numbered -
10031, Docket u, the undersigned will committee
Of John Taylor lunstic, sell at public auction in
front of the premises on SATURDAY, the TWENTY
SIXTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1887, at HALF-PAsT
-FOUR OCLCK PM, the interest of said lunatic being
onehal undivided in following described real estate
situated in the city of Washington District Of Column
bia to wit Parts of original Lots seventeen 40 aud
eighteen (lS), in numbered eighty hve (SS,
beginning at the northeast Of said Lot L. aud
running thence south 18th street ninetytwo C92)
feet six 80 inches thence west twenty-five C2 feet
thence north ninetytwo 92) feet six 90 inches to
street thence east street C25 feet t.
the beginning.
Terms of sale. prescribed by the decree cash
the day Of sale, within ten days thereafter de-
post of $500 to be made when purchasers bid is
cepted- Terms to be complied with within ten days
after sale the property will be resod ut the risk aud
cost of the defaultng purchaser after ve days notice
in the Evening Star newspaper All taxes will be paid
to day of sale out Of the purchase Abstract
convey ancng and recording at purchasers cost.
The undersigned is authorized to state that the
Of the other half will sell her interest
same price and on the terms q that for winch
said lunatic's interest may be sold.
OTIS +. PRESBREY, Committee
DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers MIS-
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Il EsTl. sfTSATES 3 On THI NSkTHEAsT COR.
WEST. FkSSTiNG "a TEET. GN EfSHTh
BY TMo7sTokY BRICK DWELLING AND
STORE, WITH sTABLE -
Court Of the q district Of S IN se
nSS u :. no
SfsFa SIf 81 fSEE
O'CLOCK PM, part Of lot two CD in square four
ue Of ssa lot fronnR on SD u 1sst
and running back that width BY the full depth Of
TN isss STORE ss
Terms Of sale third cash and the balance in
four months for which the notes of the purchaser.
posit of $500 will REQUIRED at the time Of sale All
Il the terms Of sale are not Compiled with in ten days
after sale the property will pc resod at the risk aud
cost of the ds sa%Es r. Epr sSaSsroN
Epw Misf'i T. Tn fHd SMSiaissns' r.,
EUGENE c slS st n'~' ''''''''
DuNcANsoN BROS. Xucts ' n' nls-d
NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
EST4EF gS skESESIH sTHEfa fh
THE CITY OF WASHINGTON. D. c.
q ri q Equity q
E ?sss
cells Of land in square numbeted four hundred and
nfysiI 456) in the city Of Washington, District Of
First The north half Of Lot numbered ten lO). i'm
proved by sfour-story Brick Building, known as No.
BIB 9TH street and one-story back building. with
second The south half Of lot numbered eleven III
improved by hve-story Brick Building, known rs No.
SIS 7th northwest with fourstory Back Build
ing and . building in the rear.
Third Part of lot numbered six (6), baginning for
the at the northwest of said lot thirty
(O foot alley and running thence east about thirty
i've $3.50 feet eleven Gid inches thence south about
fortyfour (44) feet TO ten (10) foot alley thence
west about thirtyhve t5) feet eleven - inches, and
thence to the beginning improved by Brick Stable.
The above property offers unusual Inducements to
persons desiring Investments in business property
fourth % cash. balance in one CD. two GO and three
notes will be required all cash. at option Of pur-
chaser purchaser; upon confirmation Of sale and
payment Of all purchase money the property will be
conveyed Conveyancing at cost OF purchaser. II
terms Of sale not complied with in ten 40, days
the trustees will resell at cost and risk Of defaulting
purchaser. A deposit Of $500 each in the first two
parcels and e100 In the third parcel Of ground win
WILLIAM A. GORDON.
RS sSG IA 5 PPEHNpAIL
yS 0S5 81 e q s Az n :vs
naad.. iiftGScASs6N BROS. luct,onser.